Public prefix of the production-master SHA-256 record.
Locked fieldsRESEARCH LOCK / REV R1
NR–03 / FIELD MASTER
Ember Halo
Where certainty starts to break
Where certainty starts to break / carbon · ember · cobalt. Every tested surface carries a revision and cryptographic fingerprint, so the artwork that earns a result is the artwork that advances.
Request Protocol reviewREV / R1SHA256 / 2127475bca07…RGB detection / R1 digital baselinePROTOCOL / R1 leader / physical qualification next
01 / Master custody
ONE SOURCE.
SEVEN MAPPINGS PLANNED.
Every approved product application will receive its own placement, scale, repeat, revision, and derivative hash after physical placement approval. No derivative hash is claimed before that artifact exists.
Changes create a new revision and invalidate derivative custody.
Master exists; seven placement derivatives remain sample-gated.
02 / Named-system evidence
+0.078 R1 STARTING LINE.
PHYSICAL QUALIFICATION NEXT.
Release benchmark R1 published a candidate-minus-block-control value of +0.078 with a four-scene bootstrap interval of [−0.041, +0.186]; YOLO was +0.074and DETR was +0.080. R1 is the digital baseline. The complete interval and limitations stay public while the master advances toward cloth, film, camera, distance, and motion testing.
This field led the pooled R1 point estimates, but its interval crossed zero and the neutral-only estimate was −0.0031 with detector-family disagreement. It advances as an audited historical research candidate—not as a released performance rating.
The broader adversarial-texture research class has produced physical, model-specific detector suppression. Those published results belong to their exact optimized patterns and conditions; this NULLRADIAL revision inherits none of their scores.
Computer-vision and RF evidence are separate. The detector observation does not measure or imply RF/EMI attenuation. Any AG option is a separately versioned material construction.
Open the complete Test Card03 / Controlled application
HIGHER STAKES.
HARDER PROOF.
Ember Halo remains an artwork and evidence ledger in public. Any application to apparel, weather systems, objects, or vehicle material requires a named organization, intended-use review, scoped model/camera matrix, and explicit claim boundary.
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